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The Guardian documents ten AI-generated White House images shaping political messaging from 2025 to 2026.
Experts call the trend ‘slopaganda,’ a mix of memes and deepfakes used in official messaging.
Trump is depicted in various AI images, including as a king and a Star Wars-inspired Jedi figure.
The article notes at least one image used a Studio Ghibli style to depict immigration enforcement.
Critics warn such posts can mislead audiences even after corrections or denials.
The piece frames the White House as actively engaging with online trends through AI-generated content.
Critics highlight the risk of deepfakes being mistaken for authentic government communications.
The article connects AI imagery to broader concerns about authoritarian messaging and visual propaganda.
Scholars warn AI-driven visuals can have lasting influence beyond corrections.
The Guardian highlights public and political reactions to the White House’s AI posts.

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Airline officials name Hollywood Burbank as the airport most at risk of a next mid-air collision, citing safety concerns raised after a Washington, D.C. crash.
NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy links the Burbank risk to FAA inattention, urging regulators to listen to pilots and airlines about red flags.
FAA says it acted promptly after last year’s Washington, D.C. collision and began using AI tools to flag hotspots with mixed traffic.
FAA focus areas include Van Nuys and Hollywood Burbank, with a traffic-pattern change at Van Nuys linked to fewer Burbank TCAS alerts.
Past near-misses at Burbank and other LA airports highlight longstanding safety challenges in the region.
The safety review widens to identify hotspots with high traffic, including mixed helicopter and airplane operations.
Airline industry voices from American, Delta, and JetBlue have raised runway-safety concerns directly with officials about Burbank-area airports.
The 2025 Washington, D.C. crash that killed 67 people frames a national safety failure and spurs scrutiny of Los Angeles-area airspace.
LA-area aviation hotspots are characterized by short runways and tight airspace, elevating collision risk for Burbank-bound traffic.
The Daily Mail report notes the FAA’s continued safety push and the NTSB’s broader safety review underway since last year’s crash.

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